A screenshot of JL Bell's blog Boston 1775 https://boston1775.blogspot.com/ One of the things I love about blogging is the comment...

Boston Massacre On this date, 22 February, in 1770 a mob had gathered outside of Theophilus Lillie’s shop in Boston to protest his imp...

This tombstone was photographed in Woburn, Massachusetts at the Old Burial Ground. HERE LIES Ye BODY OF ELIZABETH CARTER WIFE OF ...

DISSEMINATOR OF THE APPLE IN HONOR OF HIM CALLED THE BALDWIN WHICH PROCEEDED FROM A TREE ORIGINALLY GROWING WILD ABO...

This spot, with the historical markers and miniature log cabin, marks the birthplace of Johnny "Appleseed" Chapman, in Leominis...

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RICHARDSON Samuel Richardson was executor of his father’s estate in 1634 in Hutchins, England and then came to America with his brother ...

Capt. John Carter, son of Thomas Carter, Woburn Old Burial Ground There are two Thomas Carters who were first settlers of Woburn, Mass...

TUFTS My first and only Tufts ancestor is Mary Tufts, the daughter of Peter and Frances Tufts, born in England about 1613.  She marr...

Lt. James Fowle's tombstone at the Old Burial Ground, Woburn, Massachusetts George Fowle was an early immigrant to New England. He...

BLOGGETT Thomas Blogget was born about 1605 in England and arrived in Massachusetts in 1635 on board the ship “Increase” with his wife...